Prosetate Cancer
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Prosetate cancer is a severe brain tumour disease causing a swelling of the cerebral corTEXT. Fortunately, it is very rare nowadays, however, it can severely affect patients' lives. Most of them suffer surprisingly forming formulations, a hyperactive vocabulary and hard to follow associations, gravely impeding everyday communication. Often times it comes along with an adDICTION and a desire for biro pens.A book full of jokes and poetry, philosophy and prose, despair and hope, everyday observations and wild imagination and simply anything that crosses TvL's mind. A journey to the summits of wor...
Prosetate cancer is a severe brain tumour disease causing a swelling of the cerebral corTEXT. Fortunately, it is very rare nowadays, however, it can severely affect patients' lives. Most of them suffer surprisingly forming formulations, a hyperactive vocabulary and hard to follow associations, gravely impeding everyday communication. Often times it comes along with an adDICTION and a desire for biro pens.
A book full of jokes and poetry, philosophy and prose, despair and hope, everyday observations and wild imagination and simply anything that crosses TvL's mind. A journey to the summits of word juggling, the depths of abysses of the visions and the peaks of provocation stalagmites by the young upcoming German poetry slammer.
"Prosetate Cancer" is a multilingual book as it contains a few paragraphs in Volapük, Mslallnauggae and Gerlish respectively. The main language, however, is English - even though the author (i.e. me, or rather the person writing me as I obviously am nothing but a little sentence) is originally German. You should know this as well as that he is currently staying in the UK as an au-pair in order to fully understand all texts - and as an excuse for the probably quite imperfect language.
A book full of jokes and poetry, philosophy and prose, despair and hope, everyday observations and wild imagination and simply anything that crosses TvL's mind. A journey to the summits of word juggling, the depths of abysses of the visions and the peaks of provocation stalagmites by the young upcoming German poetry slammer.
"Prosetate Cancer" is a multilingual book as it contains a few paragraphs in Volapük, Mslallnauggae and Gerlish respectively. The main language, however, is English - even though the author (i.e. me, or rather the person writing me as I obviously am nothing but a little sentence) is originally German. You should know this as well as that he is currently staying in the UK as an au-pair in order to fully understand all texts - and as an excuse for the probably quite imperfect language.
